During a divorce or other Texas family law matter, many people in the greater Houston area may hear about mediation. Family law mediation is a process couples may use to resolve issues about property division, financial support and their children before going into a...
Many Texas family law cases are contentious, particularly when there are children involved. Even when the spouses have parted ways relatively amicably, they can face challenges when discussing matters related to the kids. In some circumstances, the dispute arises due...
If you are facing the end of your spousal support, you might be wondering if an extension is possible. It is a valid concern. After all, the loss of spousal maintenance (alimony) could significantly affect your finances. First, it is important to understand that...
Divorce is rarely easy, and accusations of infidelity can make it even more painful and complicated. If you are going through this, you might be wondering about the impact of adultery on spousal support. Does it carry significant weight, or is it just a minor...
Dividing assets adds another layer of complexity to the already difficult divorce process. However, when you’re dealing with retirement accounts, the complexities may seem to multiply tenfold. Differentiating community and separate property Texas law considers all...
Many people are under the impression that spousal maintenance, once made, is set in stone. That is rarely true. If you are wondering whether it is possible to increase your spousal maintenance, the answer is yes, under certain circumstances. In Texas, it is possible...
If you are the custodial parent, you may have more childcare responsibilities than the other party. Still, most child custody arrangements allow visitations, whether supervised or not. As the situation develops, there could be times when you feel like there are safety...
When a couple separates, and when they have children separates, courts in Texas often grant custody of the child to one parent and the other parent has visitation rights, unless, of course, circumstances demand otherwise. Child support too is determined at that time...
A divorce involving grandparents aged 50 and above greatly affects not just their adult children but also their grandchildren. Kids and teens suffer from gray divorce when they suddenly can’t be with both grandparents and spend less time with them. According to a...
Child custody disputes can be a source of significant stress and tension during and after the divorce. Some parents can have a good enough relationship to settle issues privately. But sometimes, these conflicts can escalate, warranting families to seek legal options....